Working paper explores creating systems for sustainable Black ownership in Ontario, highlighting key strategies.
Ontario does not lack Black participation. It lacks an explicit system for converting that participation into durable ownership — and the conversion points are identifiable, measurable, and designable. This is the eighth paper in IIBD's Community Wealth Infrastructure series. It applies the framework to one jurisdiction and one population: Black ownership in Ontario. Part of the Community Wealth Infrastructure Series (Working Paper No. 8), published by IIBD. Suggested citation: Williams, R., & Dillon, D. (2026). Who gets to own? Building Black community wealth infrastructure in Ontario (Community Wealth Infrastructure Series, Working Paper No. 8). IIBD.
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